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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-10-12
QUITE AS BAD AS BULLETS.
IN OLD Soldier Talks OF HIS Campaign in
VlrsInia--The Ensrny in Ambush
Twenty Years after.
So. a. g. Feb. .. 1856.

tia@. IL ~ M Z CD n, 90 r.
Gentlemea.-Yours inquiring wheth-
er or not had been benefited by Kas-
kline, and if SO to what extent, &c, to
hand In reply will say that my health
has not been as good in twenty years
as now. 1 suffered with chills from
malarial poison contracted while serv-
ing in the Confederate army on the
Peninsular Campaigns in Virginia. Did
not miss having chill at least once in
twenty-one days, and more frequently
once in seven days, for more than fif-
teen years.
In this condition visited New York
in November, 1885, on business.
While there stopped with Mr.. f. d.
Barker, of the University Publishing
Company. / told Mr.. Barker of my
condition. He called my attention to
your Kaskine and procured for me a
bottle. After my return home took
the pellets as directed and found muci
relief afforded thereby. ofthis chang,
/ wrote Mr.. Barker, who sent two OF
three bottles during the past year. Nj,
health greatly improved ] increased
in weight from I65 pounds to 200
pounds, my present weight. Ibelieve
the Kaskine did it. Quinine had fail
ed, as had other remedies usually ad-
ministered in such cases.
Now, unless in case of exposure to
extra bad weather, do not have chills,
and my general health is quite good.
1 turned over half bottle to young
lady friend few weeks since. Ilearn
from her mother that she was much
benefited by it while it lasted
I trust you may be able to introduce
Kaskine generally in this country, in
which many suffer from diseases con
sequent upon malarial poison in the
system. From my own experience 1
can emphasize its excellence for such
diseases III can serve you call on me.
am very truly yours,
JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH.
Seven years ago 1 had an attack of
bilious remittent fever, which ran into
intermittent malarial. l tried all the
known remedies, such as arsenic, mer
curry and quinine. The latter was ad-
ministered to me in heavy and contin-
ued doses. Malaria brought on ner-
vous prostration and dyspepsia, from
which suffered everything. Last win
ter heard of Kaskine and began US
ing it. A few bottles of the wonderful
drug cured me. Malaria and dyspep-
sia disappeared, and as you have seen
a June day brighter for the summer
storm that had passed across the sky,
SO the cloud left mylif and my health
became steady and strong.
Mrs. ]. LAWSON,
141 Bergen St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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- CARD.

To all who are sunering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. &c, I will send reciPe
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send self-addressed envelope 70 tho
REV. JOSEPH T. IN1LGH. Station D. NesO York oity.
oct. 13-1y.
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sua.R-Purc white, Oilc; yellow clarified,
G.mdisc; refined A, GAc' grnnulatcd, &C;
powdered 7isc; cut loaf, nc; easy
RicE-Louisiana 5CgGc; Carolina, G@GlSc;
strong
C,Npus-Sticks all Sizes IN boxes. pals
and barrels 7is@9c; fancy assorted, $50 iOc;
firm.
scars Am C,NpLrs-Soap, 3Gjiic; can
dies, full weight, sA@oc.
CnTEsT New York factory, o.; full cream,
l3di3llc: Young America. lie.
CoFTEE-Common, iDAc; ordinary, 20it@
2OAc; fair 2li.CI22',c: prime Rio, 22.c;
choice 10 fancy, 2JI.@2J9tc; old government,
2Dtg32c, lower. g -
s,Lr - Saginaw. 81 35@i 10 pcf barrclJ
sacks, fine, 81 ajOIl 40 coarse. ~ lOOLl u.s.
pockets. blcnchcd. ~ ~ mixed, barrels,
$40 ~, mixed, 2a.C17c.
CANNED GoOps-Pinc apples, 81 2j0ii 20.
Peaches, . pounds, standard, a 81, > pounds,
standard a. ~. seconds. ~ t1di IS Toma-
toes, 2 pounds standard, SiGrl 10. pounds,
standard. 81 25SIi ~. Strawberries. VI "a.
I,asphcrrics, a. a.. Blackbcrries, Al i5Cnl ~
Green cages. ~ 15Cii ~. Pears, 81 i5td2 -.
plums, ~ G,aGl 70. Asparagus, " 1M1i p.
Green corn, ~ 2b6tl o.. Green peas, VI OOtn
rs. Cove oysters, full weight, ! pound, 81
| col as, pounds, 81 G5Cll 70; light weight, 1
pound, OldG,c. . pounds, SlCl TO- Con-
dcnscd milk, Crown, g. 7h6t5Si. Eagle, ~ IS;
| Swiss, s. IS. salmon, - -. Saplincs, 81 y,
| mustard sarlincs, o. -. Mackcrcl, ~ 80,
herring markccl 81 -.
| MoLA-Us-l.ouisinna, common IN fair. 27Ot
3nc; primo o. choice 42GgjOT syrup. 2jd 90.
centrifugal. common to fair 2jcgas. prime "a
choice, lUaiic, fancy. BdiO,, firm.
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Concordia, Arkansas City and all way land
ings f. T. Jones is her clerk

Concordia, Arkansas City and all way land
ings. +. Il. Jones is her clerk.
TnE Coahoma, Capt. John f. Higgins, is
the Lee line packet leaving this evening for
Osceola and all way points on the upper
coast VIM. Smither, Sid Wheeler and
Charlie Leftwieh are her clerks.
THE new steamer Eugene, Capt Ed Now
land, arrived yesterday morning from Pitts
burg, and left yesterday evening on her
initial trip in the Memphis and Arkansas
river trade During the day she was visited
by a number Of stcam-boatmcn and others,
and all pronounced her one Of the best boats
of her class that they ever saw. Capt. Now
land has seen years Of service on the river,
and during his career has had built twelve
steamers for the Arkansas river, and he says
the Eugene IL the best one ever built for that
trade. Her officers are as follows: Captain,
Ed Nowland clerks, viii Rowland and j.
+. Wilbanks; mates, Frank Brennan and
John Hcndrington; engineers, Tom Bailey
and John Rhodes; pilots, II. o. Brace and
William Dunn.
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IuoussboId suppIiss,

hrrLrs Kentucky stock, 81 5p6eJ PR hrl:
dried apples, btttc per pound from store.
Dried peaches, GdSc from store.
Npgrr,utts-Ouiuns. - iO6tl per hrl.
Cabbage Northern. fiGtlO prr i1 kmut-
Barrcls, t1f,i0 half barrels ~ 1905. Garlic
81 per iUo.
PicKlrs Barrels. ~ 5oS7. half barrels, o.
E1us-fim nj i6di7c.
fHuu-Omnrr.. sia3 - pc rboX, i16tG 20
per bril- lemons, SiGtJ W per box. bananas,
u ipa2 ~ per bunch.
-Coruanuts. 81 per lO1 Peanuts
Virginia, H., Tennessee, farmers stock SO
g., roasted, 2'sc higher shollcd, l0c. rccans
Texas, 1Gtin'.
RusSs-lnndon layer, ~, layers, g. IS.
California, g. ~.
rorAtors-fim, selling NJ 5ir6tti per
bu, = - per brl; sweet potatoes, VI 5odl
per hrl.
Crpra-Ncw York, o. 80 per brl and 81 .
per half bril-
Hurm -liuttcriie, Iiaihg creamery ~
ava dairy, istrsic country butter, tiai2ic.
ruuLtHY-Chrkcns scarcr, spring. fi61
?. old hens. s. 5Ct2 ~. turkeys. Sgt
TO- dressed chickens, -, turkey iagiic
per N.
G,Nr Quail 81 N per dozen. squirrels.
" 2ba - p"r dnxTu. Ncnis0n-W Whole
deer. ,ttGo. saddles. SOLE
NiSruAn-l'cr gallon, iUtiic
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Provisions.

Hoo PRonucrs-Easy; mess pork Sli $50
II 80; sugar cured hams, lll4GIli9sc; break
fast bacon, llAMli1sc; clear sides, bacon,
sssc; clear rib sides, bacon, sIsc long clear
bacon, Sc; bacon shoulders, 5bsc; bulk
pork, clear sides, 7jGd73sc; clear rib sides,
fls@7l.c; long clear, 7g7sc; shoulders,
5hM5H
LARD-'ricrccs, G7Ed7c; half brls., ia
ne; kgs., 7l.@7skc; choice kettle, sIGgs,sc;
trmcr.
Pos FEEr-IIarrcls, s. 30; half barrels,
81 -. kegs, ~ ~.
Fisu-Mnckcrcl half barrels, No. I, 81 80;
No. ?, 50 ~. No. 3, - -; lO-lb kit No. J.,
81 Is; No ., 81 ~; No. 3, 81 o.. Dry herring,
family, Pie per box.
FErsu Mr,r--Choicc beef, hind1uaricrS,
o.; forequartcf~ 5taGc; second grade, hind.
quarters, 7c; forcquartcrs, &C.; common, hind
quarter ic forcqunrtcrs, &c. sheep 0lstg1c.
Hogs, 7Gg1llc.
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Above Low r,,.,...
Water ""''s'
uArtoNs
General News.


BuINrss fair
piE,slNr weather.
TnE Belle Memphis Is due up from Vicks.
burg.
TnE Kate Adams leaves tomorrow for Ar.
kansas city.
RIVER stationary, with two fecttlght inches
ON the gauge.
Tnr Paris 6. Brown should pass here today
on her way 10 S. Louis.
ST. fR,Ncis river rose one foot seven
inches at Madison yesterday.
Fur Chicknsnw, Capt III Postal. leaves At
10 o'clock Tor oil points ON White river.
Tnr Wyoming e. announced ~ leave hcrc
" 10 o'clock this morning for New Orleans
TuH Chas. T. Choutcau left yesterday
morning for New Orleans. 40 Helena she
will aid 5000 bales " cotton.
Tng Rene Macrndy arrived from Peters
island with - halcs Of cotton, ~ bags Of
seed cotton and l.Gi, sacks ~ cotton seed.
TUE Arkansas city, towing a barge, passed
tu Nickshuw yesterday She put OF . l2p
packages and added atty tons Tor way points
JAurs CNsstpEY, the wcllknown mate Is
in The city and open for an engagement lie
has had years ui experience and Is one Of
the best "hustlcrs' ON the river.
TuE James Ice. Capt. Claggctt, leaves here
a. o'clock this evening for Helena, Friars
Point AMI al way landinrs. VIM Ashford.
VIII Darragh and Gus tummins are her
clerks
Tur Adams mail line steamer, benton,
tUpt A. l.. Cummlus, leaves here at =
ovI0ck this evening ior Helena Terrene,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n,ustNa sd1 h.c.
Ttu ~ Ad1i -.
Su'r-pop, 81 3j; buck, 81 %.
lrApHts
NuL,-lrnn. 81 1902 N. steel s. 1,Fa o..
ruwnW kcg'. ~. hall kegs y -, quar-.
ter kcg., n ~
ron,c,o- Common. ei@iSc. other grade,
Itttstr
NlIt-llurry rrcnse wool, unwhshci 1870
Is. clear grease wool. 2id ~, bury washed
9tall. tub washed. 3id8r.
sNuTr -Garnctt's 90 81 Rilph's. so ~.
milull. " ~ Gail 4 Az. ~
COT ou-pnmc white, wholesale lots, io'
prr gallon
llinrs=nry Hint, M. I. i3'ir, No . iO'tc;
dry altod sCtinf. green salicd w I ~.
No. ? h'sr green, tati shccl'klns. iiyetSi.
NruWAN
TALtbw aldlisr
Wmsgy Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
N~, Wand AMI Pennsylvania Ryc Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES
according ~ npc aud make. common whisky.
hN@tl %. according Ia proof
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds and stocks.

NEw IoRH, Nov. l.-Money ON call easy
at 4ClI i per cent; closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent Ster-
ling exchange dull but steady at 4SlA for
sixty-day bills and 1871 for demand
Government bonds were dull aud steady.
State bonds were dull and fcaturelcss.
The stock market today was strong all
the way out, though the progress made dur
ing the forenoon was small The bears felt
the market IN the morning. but they en-
countercd a very firm undertonc and con-
siderable covering was done. An effort to
dcprcss prices by special attacks upon few
stocks was made, but met with little sue
cess, aud later in the day the buying as
summed larger proportions coming from both
urc invariably higher Railroad bonds were
more quiet than usual Of late. Sales s67S,-
600. The total sales VI stock today were
2DO,33l shares. Closing quotations:
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Trusteo's Sale.

NNTHEREAss. on the zth day Of september 1884,
w H. 4. llocnbcrg conveyed by deed regis
tered In book TO- on pagc 6A, In The Registers Of
Zee. In shelby county, Tennessee. 10 hr. fmnk
Rcr. trustee. the rial estate hereinafter described.
10 secure certain Indebtedness therein mentioned
and whcrvas, by dcttcc of the Chnnccry Court Of
shelby county. Tennessee, entered In tie cnsc IT ~
A. li0llenbcrg against :. fntnSioa aud othcrs, In
minute book 70, on Page ~, on the 9Th day II
june is2, II was adludg,d that The amount Of Said
indcblcdncu then unpaid was $40, Tor which said
~ A. HcllcnbCy gave his prumisoy notes dated
May l, iss,; aud whereas, r. J. BLACK, clerk aud
master Of aid ChanccD Court and his successors
In once wec appointed trustees In the place and
stead Of said Dr lmnk Rice. aud whcnns. Il was
thCrrin de,rccd that In the event the aid notes
mhdc by ~ A. llollcubcrg should not b. paid at
maturity. the aid trustee appointed should pro.
coed 70 scl the aid rial estate upon the terms and
conditions provided In the deed of Hollcnlcfg 10
Rice, trustee. Now; ihcrciorc, J samuel l. Nc.
nowcll, clerk and Master II the Chanccy Court oi
shelby county, TcnnClce. trustee lsnurcsNnr a. aid
H. J. Hack, clerk and MASTER. by virtue Of the
powcn 10 vested Ia me. a. atorsaii. having quail
hcd by taking oath aud giving bond ~ required BY
law, and hcing requested ~ the holders ~ some
II sid notes ~ 90 do. hereby give notice that on
Saturday, November . ~, az " o'clock m. In
Sec will procccd a. sell for cash the following de
scfbcd rial estate. situate aud being IN the Taxing
district Of shelby county formerly the city Of
ncsscc bounded and described ~ follows icrin.
ming NJ the intersection oi the south sidc 81 Madi.
son street with the east side Of the frt alley west
Of Thlri slrcct running thence south with the cast
side Of aid alley one hundred aud forts cicht and
one half feet 10 The north side IT the hrst alley
south NJ Madison street thence cnst with the north
side oi aid lat mentioned alley twenty -four and
tnc'iuurths irrt a. "a stake, thence north parallel
with the aid int mentioned alley one hundred
aud fUrtyclght aud one half feet ~ the south side
Of Madison street thetirc west With the south side
~ Madison stpct tWcnty four and thr,c. iourlhs
fcct To The beginning point ON which Is four
story brick building
The title j. believed Ia D. perfect but shall scll
and convey ~ trustee only.
= l. MCDOWELL,
Clerk aud Master ~ the Chancvry Court Of shelby
county. Tennessee Trustee.
Memphis, October 4 th,5.
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Live stock.

CnfcAGo, H., Nov The Drovers' Jour
nal reports Cattle-Receipts, 10000; ship
mcnts, 1900 Market fairly active and un-
changed. Shipping steers, 50 GOd5 TO- stock
crs and feeders, II G0d3 10; cows,
bulls aud mixed, 81 2Og2 so Texas cattle
steady aud unchanged; western rangers
mcnts, ZOO Market s. lower rough and
mixed 81 3O6ii as packing and shipping
81 3jal %; light, 81 1901 80; skips, - 500
rs. Shccp-Rcceipts, 1900 shipments,
2OO0. Market unchanged; natives. 81 75GG
4 N, western, s. OOla as Texans, s. GOA
%; lambs, "a $500 81.
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ChancerY Sale.

No. 6t72. r. Din tho Chanccry Court Of shelby
County, Tcnns Mary T. ncnlc, by her ncNt
friend " John A. pcnie, II a.
Under and by virtue oi a decree entered In this
cnusc ON July ~ lss5, rcorlcd IN minute book 81
Page 80 WILL a. special cummissloncr, on
Saturday. the 5ib Dny ofNo,cuber. 1857,
NJ " o'clock NJ In frunt ~ the couri house In the
city of Memphis shelby ruuniy. Tenn. spli the fol
lowing described rial estate. 20 the highest and
b,si bidder. fot cash. TO wit. Lyinv bcing aud
situated In the Taxing District II shelby county
Tenn. late city " Memphis. situated on South
Court street and b,ing the east half OF lot No ~
on the plan and map II the aid city of Memphis
,nil ioi beginning NJ the northeast corner Of aid
lui ~ running thence wost With the south side III
south Count stwct ~ feet ~ inches thence south
north q feet inches 10 the bcglnninr Terms III
tale cash. " ~. JORDAN
EUgfial tiofr fr ig.louer
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Is; prairie from store, SOC; car load from
leyee or depot, ~.
BR.S--from store, Soc; from levce or de-
pot $l5Ml6.
CoRN--From store, white, 55c; mixed, 53c;
from lcvcc or depot, white, IN bulk, 49c; in
SKIS, 80; mixed, in bulk, 4sc; in SKIS, 52c
OArs-From store, white, 3Gc mixed, 33c;
from leycc or depot, white in bulk, 32c; in
SKIS, 3ic; mixed, In bulk, 29c; in SKIS, Sic.
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HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE ?

II so there Is no system Of treatment that offers
the certainty Of cure and economy Of time and
money as do the CuTlCuRA REMEDIES We will send
free 10 any sufferer How TO Cure skin Diseases, o.
pages ~ Illustrations and 100 testimonials, every
one Of which repeats this story.
have been terrible sufferer for years from dis
cases of the skin and blood have been obliged to
shtin public places by reason OF my dishguring
humors; have had the best physicians; have spent
hundreds OF dollars, and got no relief until used
the CuTICURA REMEDIES which have cured me,
and left my skin as clear and blood Us pure az q
Child's
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.opened. IIIIghcst. Lowesi. closcd.
Cash quotations were as follows;
nnr-Ifnchnnnnl, sInnlV

Flour-Unchangcd; steady.
No. spring wheat, 7lX@72c; No. 3
corn, age; No. oats 25l1c; No. 2rye, 81 &c;
No 3 barley, 72Hc; No. flax seed, II H. =;
prime timothy seed, 81 20 bid.
Mess pork, per bril-, Sl2 1908; lard, per
100 lbs, 50 32l3@6 80; short rib sides, loose,
50 90; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, $500 2O
short clear sides, boxed, 81 S0@6 80.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls.; wheat, o.
600 bu.; corn, $4,000 bu.i oats, 10000 bu.i
rye 1900 bu.; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 3d.
900 bu.; corn, 1874 600 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.i
rye, 1000 bu.; barley, 10000 bu.
On the Produce exchange, today, the but
ter market was steady; creamery, loG26ci
dairy, ls@23c. Eggs, firm; fresh, guaran-
tccd, lSMlSEc.
NEw York, Nov. 1.-Conce-Spot fair;
Rio steady at lsIc; options higher and fairly
active; sales, $1,000 bags; November, SIG -
@lG 49, December, $40 l5@l6 30; January,
SIS 90@i6 90; February, $40 0O@i5 90;
March, SIS S06Gl5 %; April, $40 7Ogl5 SOi
May, SIS 65@i5 20; June, $40 45@l5 30;
August, sl5 3O@i5 80; September, sl5 w
usSSg November, Si4 s0@i4 90 December,
SlI S0pl4 30. Sugar-Firm and quiet; re-.
fined steady; white extra G, 5lfG5. SIC; mold
A, CSC; confectioncrs' A, 65s@6.69ci cut
loaf and crushed, nc; powdered, csc;
cubes, csc. Molasscs-Quiet and UNI
changed Rice-Firm.
CINcIYSATI, o., Nov. Whisky active
and steady; sales, l,i5G barrels finished
goods on the basis Of l0j. Butter-Firm. SUI
gar-Firm. Eggs-Fair demand; firm at lSc.
Chccsc-Easy.
KANSAS Cry, No, Nov l-Whcat-
Steady; No. soft, cash, csc asked; Dcccm-
Der, Ole bid; May, 7iISc b.l, 75Hc asked.
Corn--Stcady; No. 2, cash, 3j74c; December,
80 i4c bid, sc asked year, 359ic asked; May,
80 bid, 30Isc asked. Oats-22c bid
BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. l.-Cofice-Dull
and easy; Rio cargocs, ordinary TO fair,
| iS1MlSAc.
LiyERrooI. Nov. l.-Stock Of Bread Stuils
Flour, 5000 sucks; wheat, 3,SJ0,OOO cent
ais; corn, 2J1, 900 centals.
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logs Choice. or good. ls9t common,
i.WisC
suFrr Choice SIC medium. 3w3t.c.
common. tiCti N.
Lawn, rhoirc, -. common to good. l,"r
hond ~ JldI
"H,v t,rrtr-Choicc. Jbdl'sG gool
s',"d'.r. fair Ia medium, 2l,@2l.g seal
laNaF. l.ltac feeders, light, il.@2c, heavy,
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GENERAL MARKET.
ureaslsfuUs

ConS Mr,t-standarl, g. aod2 49, pearl.
g. 25tsJ ~. rpllcr A. ajct2 90. quiet.
BEASs Navy, o. ina2 80
oar MEaL-ln half brls, seas 90 from
store.
fLnuH-frum stow common, 81 - fam.
ily, ~ g.. choice 81 ~. fancy. 81 chtm ian.
~, 81 2a paicni. ~ ,i. very firm.
CuAcE EHs Spii extra, &C.. soda, treble cN
lra, 4lSc, ginger snars jfc, assorted jun.
blcs, in
CHhcgrp WHrU-in half brls., 81 ~ from
sloW.
llosiSY AND Gnus-From store, sos ~
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LIVERPOOL.
Al noon Spots=Quirt and rather easter.
Sales, lOOnO bale. uf which American
:. ~ bales. Rcceipu. ~ ,0J bales, II which
American 2tUnO bales. Closing quotations
were NJ follows Ordinary, tisd. gund orli.
nary, ti3.lGl low middling b.d. rpod
middling. 7.lGl mlddling uplands . 5lGl.
middling orleans, ,iGl
Futures opened quiet, aud closed firm, ~
follows
THE prices are given IN pence and Giths
thus 4 O. means lOi0id aud 8 " means
o i-Gid
Atlpm' November iGl. buyers. No.
ycmbcr. December. ~, huycrs. D,vcmhrr.
January, III. value January February.
III, buyer. fchnar, Marh. s iti. SELLER.
Mnrrh.April. . Isl, buyer, April-May. I'D
buycn, MAY june, 8 ipd, sellers June july.
0 nd, sellers.
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NAonI.

ST. Loris, No, Nov l.-wool-steady aud
unchanged: unwashed, bright medium. $50
PIE: coafSc braid, i5td2lc; low sandy, i0Cdisc;
fine light, i6d2Oc; fine heavy, i2d lsc; tub
washed. choice, 3Gci fair, 3i@3jc; low, 30
lrlDr
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THE RIVERS.
WEDNESDAY.
wo,cwer,. n, an, I.,e..

Arriyals-Rene Macrcady, Peters island;
Eugene, Pittsburg; Arkansas city, st. Louis.
Dcparturcs-E Eugene, Arkansas river; Ar
kansas city Nicksburg; Rene Macrcady,
hstnyV
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
ATRIAL oFricr,

Money is somewhat easier owing 10 the
largc amount accommodating at the banks,
but rates ARE still firm NJ \ per cent. to
customers. Some paper isidiscounicd out
side Of the regular custom, hut not To any
extent rs yet Those entitled to bank ac-
commodation get all the money they re.
quirc, the supply being equal TO all business
demands
Local securities are firm, with demand for
good bonds at advancing rates
The Clearinghouse report is ~ follows
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed firm middling lids. Sales, 100
bales including 1909 last evening, Of which
$3.50 To exporters and 3,ijO to spinncrs; re.
ccipts, 4,2I bales; shipments, G,3ji bales;
stock on hand, 10000 bales; receipts To
date ~ ,Sa3 bales, shipments TO date, i20,-
70J bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal, good ordinary, Lice
low middling, 1876; middling, o l-l6c;
good middling. o'.c, middling fair o il-iGc;
fair, nominal.
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COVERED WITH SALT RHEuM.

CUTlCURA REMEDIEsare the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case Of Salt Rhcum In this
country. My mother had II twenty years, and In
fact died from e. | believe CUTlCuRA would have
saved her life. Myarms, breast and head were COW
cred for three years, which nothing relieved OF
cured until used the CUTICuRA REsoLvENr, In
tcrnnly, and CUTiCURA and CUTlcuRA SOAR, ex-
tcrnally
NEWARK, o. J.w. ADAMS
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OIL and Torpentine.

CLEvELAxD,O o., Nov.l.--Petrolcum-stcady;
=. W. iiO', nc.
WILMINGTON, n. C., Nov. i.-Turpcntine
Firm nj ggi.c
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PRIME CRUDE 0IL--3Oc of crude, none;
prime summer yellow, 35@37c; off summer
yellow, 35c; choice cooking summer yellow,
Y@40c; miners summer yellow, S@i0c;
prime cotton seed meal, 81 scale car load
lots; less than car load, $40 50Gl7.
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many COTTON STATEMENT.

Spots opened quiet aud closed dull.
middling. o,sc. Sales, 30j bales Quota.
tions were ~ follows Ordinary, 7c, good
ordinary, 7-iOc low middling, o'.c. mid.
ding. o,Ec; good middlIng 0is-iGc, mid.
ding fair, lose fair, lie.
Futures opened firm and closed quiet aud
steady, as follows November 0G5m0O1.
December oG3@eG,. January, 0G7@aGs.
February, a7i@D75; March, psl6Jos2
April, $50 May, oB6caos; June, 1905
July, iOODGtio.lO, August, 10. 1910. 10 sales,
a., 800 bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm aud closed
quiet; mildling, a'.c. Sales. 800 bales
Quotations wcc A. follows Ordinary, 7
good ordinary, s'.c low middling sisc,
mddling o'sc good mildling. O,sr.
Futures opened barely steady aud closed
dull. as follows November. sgo6tD0l, Dc.
ccn,hcr, oOi@aOS; January, o i4@a ~ fcb.
ruary, D 25@osi, March. oSJeS0JG. April,
q t5Gat7; May aSgdnS7: June, a0BdaO5.
July, o7Sso7G; August o799a53, Sales,
.. 900 bales
DuiY rom Ann INTERIOR NsngEr.
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AInIr. nn,I IInr.e.-

Moderate demand: ~ io To-,
, na''d' lli'h tl2'1ijW i3's 10 ~ hands high.
ll1wr, Moderate demands dhycr. si0l
&''' hcaN! dmft, g2Oi. saddle, sls,82VJ,
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New YorL Dry Goods MARKET.

NEW YoRK, Nov For immediate wants
there was q more moderate demand though
for some spccialtics IL was better. In the
way ofspring assortmcnts there was more
doing.